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YOU CAN ACCESS ELECTRONIC COPIES OF BOARD AGENDAS BY CLICKING HERE. 

To access our Distance Learning Plan and Mitigation Plan, please click on the Guardian Resources tab and scroll to the bottom of the page. 

To enroll your student, please click here. 

To read your parental rights, please click here. 

To access our performance dashboard from the Arizona State Charter School Board, please click the following link: https://online.asbcs.az.gov/charterholders/view/181#performance-tab

  Dear Parents and Guardians, 

We would like to thank you for your cooperation with our mitigation strategies at NAA including wearing masks on campus, temperature screening and remaining in the public areas of the school. Your cooperation allows us to continue face to face instruction while keeping our staff and students safe. 

The Navajo County Health Department has recently decided to ramp up enforcement of mitigation strategies enacted by Governor Ducey and the state health department. They will be making random drop-ins to ensure mitigation strategies including masks, disinfecting, physical distancing, and proper signage are followed. So, your continued cooperation is much appreciated.  

As you probably know, COVID cases are on the rise in Navajo County. To further protect staff and students, we have implemented some policy changes beginning Monday 12/14/20 that will stay in effect until the end of the second trimester (February 26th) or until COVID transmission levels have dropped into the green zone on the Arizona Department of Health data dashboard.  

• Northern Arizona Academy is suspending their open campus policy for all students. Student may not leave campus during the school day unless they are going to a medical, dental, or counseling  appointment. This means that students      may not leave campus during lunch. Students who decide to leave campus, except for a medical, dental,  or counseling appointment, may not return to school that day and will  forfeit their ride home on the bus if they use school transportation. 
• Because N.A.A. provides free breakfasts and lunches to all students, no outside food will be allowed on campus. If students bring outside food it will be taken from them, stored in a safe place, and returned to the student when they leave at the end of the day. Students may bring in outside drinks in containers with screw on lids but may not share drinks with other students. Please contact the      school asap if your student has allergies or other health conditions that may lead to an exception to this rule. 
• Students may not sit in their cars during the school day, including lunch. Vehicles are a confined space that do not allow for proper physical distancing. 

The CDC has come out with new recommendations regarding schools, placing a high priority on keeping schools open, from kindergarten through 12th grade, saying schools should be both “the last settings to close” and “the first to reopen” because of the critical role they play in providing meals and support services to children. Because of this, N.A.A. is committed to stay open as long as possible and are enforcing mitigation strategies so we can do so. For more information on the latest guidance from the CDC, please go to https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6949e2.htm?s_cid=mm6949e2_w

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me at 925-536-3920 or acarlyle@naacharter.org.